Mead KLH-105 Delayed Air Timer Valve 3-position 1/8 in

Product Description

The MEAD KLH-105 is a delayed air timer valve designed for pneumatic control systems requiring timed actuation with a 3-position configuration. It accepts a 1/8 inch inlet connection and carries a Cv rating of 0.120, indicating its flow capacity through the valve body. Operating pressure ranges from 50 to 150 psi, making it suitable for standard industrial pneumatic circuits. This valve is installed by pneumatic controls technicians and mechanical contractors working on automated equipment, process control lines, and similar pneumatic systems where time-delayed switching is required.

The KLH-105 is suited for light industrial and commercial pneumatic applications where a compact, inline timer valve is needed to introduce a delay in air actuation sequences. Its 1/8 inch inlet size fits common pneumatic tubing and fitting standards. The operating temperature range of 50 to 120 degrees F keeps it compatible with most climate-controlled indoor environments. It is typically installed inline within a pneumatic control circuit as part of a sequenced actuation or safety interlock scheme.

Key Features

• 3-position delayed air timer valve for sequenced pneumatic actuation
• 1/8 inch inlet connection compatible with standard pneumatic fittings
• Cv rating of 0.120 for controlled flow capacity
• Operating pressure range: 50 to 150 psi
• Temperature rated from 50 to 120 degrees F (10 to 49 degrees C)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install delayed air timer valve for standard 1/8 inch pneumatic control circuits operating within 50 to 150 psi systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified pneumatic controls technician or licensed mechanical contractor. Depressurize the pneumatic circuit fully before removing or installing the valve. Verify inlet and outlet port orientation against the system schematic before tightening fittings. Confirm that system operating pressure and temperature remain within the rated limits of the valve before returning the circuit to service.